Noseslide / Tailslide Big Spin Out

[rocklobster]

Can someone explain the mechanics of this trick to me? To me a Big Spin out of a Noseslide is done with the board spinning in front of you, caught and with a 90 / 180 pivot to complete the rotation and coming out fakie. The "modern" Big Spin out looks like a FS 270 shove and coming out regular.

Semantics aside, I'd appreciate some insights on how to do this version of trick.

[Roger__Kook]

I'm going to absolutely no help with how to do this trick, but I will say that to me this is a noseslide 360/270 shuv out and that this is a noseslide bigspin out:

[goodatmeth]

Can someone explain the mechanics of this trick to me? To me a Big Spin out of a Noseslide is done with the board spinning in front of you, caught and with a 90 / 180 pivot to complete the rotation and coming out fakie. The "modern" Big Spin out looks like a FS 270 shove and coming out regular.

Semantics aside, I'd appreciate some insights on how to do this version of trick.

Think of it at a noseslide to switch fs bigspin. Since nobody wants to say that and people get mad if you say more than one stance in one trick, it's just a nose slide bigspin out.

Step one might be learning noseslide shuv to fakie in the same direction. Almost like a switch fs shuv bodyvarial.

[Mean salto]

This shit used to really big me but I learnt to let go. Basically if your board goes and extra rotation to you and you spin the same way it's bigspin now. Doesn't matter if you don't go to fakie or dont do a whole 180 or anything.
Used to call it noseslide back shove and just accept that it has to go 270 to work. The one @Roger__Kook posted is what we would call bigspin because from start to finish you've gone 180 and the board 360 (in the same direction)